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I spend most of my time in small spaces - 100 people, max, of who about 10 might be around at any given time. I'm not worried that people are going to miss what
by vertex-four 6y ago
I spend most of my time in small spaces - 100 people, max, of who about 10 might be around at any given time. I'm not worried that people are going to miss what I have to say, because I'm talking to the people who are there. The people who aren't might as well be irrelevant.
Have you ever spent any time in small communities? It's lovely to just... not have to care about gaining followers or making arbitrary counters go up or whatever it is people do, and just talk/create for the sake of it. There's no "brand" to care about.
- petra 6y agoWell that's certainly a good use case. But will that work, and compete with the web for knowledge sharing communities? I'm not sure.
- majewsky 6y agoCounterpoint: All these brain structures that make us crave power and influence evolved in a time in which humans exclusively dealt with small communities (going by your "100 people max" criterion).
- vertex-four 6y agoThe usual process of gaining influence in small communities looks a lot healthier a behaviour than the process of gaining it in large ones, IMO.